Die Beunruhigung (Apprehension) 1982 dir. Lothar Warneke

Portret van Lena de Roo    -    Jan Heyse , 1951

Dutch,  1882-1954

Marouflé,  52 x 37 cm.

Mary Ruefle, on poem endings, from Madness, Rack, and Honey: Collected Lectures

The Palace of Art (1857) - Dante Gabriel Rossetti

Palestinians ride horses on Gaza beach as the sun sets in Gaza City on February 15, 2013. (Hatem Moussa/AP)

Botanical designs from One Hundred Newly Selected Designs by Kōrin (Kōrin shinsen hyakuzu), 1864.

Lanvin - Fall 1990 Couture

Daphnis Chloe-Longus (Translated by George Thornley)

Book cover of the first limited edition

Published by Rarity Press, NY, 1931

Illustrator: John Austen

kg, It's Only A Broken Heart (For Mama), 2022

here come a couple of blue things roped into the place where you keep your secrets on a splinter held out for ever

Ensemble designed for Pattie Boyd

The Fool

1967

The Fool were a Dutch design collective led by Marijke Koger and Simon Posthuma, best known for their work with the Beatles, which included designing the tunics the band wore for their 1967 television broadcast of All You Need Is Love, decorating John Lennon's piano and George Harrison's Mini, painting a circular mural at the Harrisons' Surrey home Kinfauns, designing the inner sleeve of the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band LP and, most famously, painting a three-story psychedelic mural on the facade of the Beatles' short lived Apple Boutique in London's Baker Street, which was subsequently painted over by order of the local council. Pattie Boyd and her sister Jenny were fans of the collective and would model their clothing designs for the Apple Boutique. According to Boyd, this brocade ensemble was custom made for her by The Fool and she recalls wearing it during a trip to Greece with all four Beatles in July 1967 to explore the possibility of buying a set of Greek islands.

Christie's: The Pattie Boyd Collection (Lot 13)

1986 Armani commercial

directed by Martin Scorsese, photography by Néstor Almendros

la mano... la mano

Fanny Ardant on a moped in Paris in 1980

Sisters In Cigarette Break, England, 1960s

Zanele Muholi's portrait series of lesbians and trans men "Faces and Phases" (2006-2012)

"In the face of all the challenges our community encounters daily, I embarked on a journey of visual activism to ensure that there is black queer visibility. Faces and Phases is about our histories and the struggles that we face." Muholi’s self-proclaimed mission is "to re-write a black queer and trans visual history of South Africa for the world to know of our resistance and existence at the height of hate crimes in South Africa and beyond."